Medical Rape: State Authorised German Perversion

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Description From age 17 German young men, no matter if they enlist or are conscripted to serve their country, are legally obliged to subject themselves to repeated, humiliating medical examinations carried out mainly by female staff. Military regulations and old perverted habits demand they strip, present testicles, pull foreskin back, turn, bend forward and spread their buttocks for inspection. What once was seen as a suitable induction to Hitler's tyrannical army and conducted by medics of dubious repute has today, 65 years later, been turned into a bizarre manifestation of 'gender equality' at work.... Mental suffering due to these abusive 'health' interventions is widespread throughout the country, but nobody accepts responsibility. Even medical boards are silent and pass the buck. 'So is the law.' 'We just follow orders and regulations.' Last time such excuses were heard on a broader scale was in Nuremberg. MUSTERUNG discloses a huge state-sanctioned, sadomasochistic scandal which until now only has been protected by its status as taboo. About the Author Lars G Petersson is a 58 year old Swedish-born Londoner, activist and free-lance writer with special interest in peace, mental health, social justice and human rights. He is the author of a large number of articles and three books: DESERTERS (Danish Resistance Museum Publishing, 2005), ABUSE UK (Chipmunkapublishing, 2010) and MUSTERUNG (Chipmunkapublishing 2010) . Trained as a nurse - specialising in mental health, social issues and addiction - Lars G Petersson has persistently used his insider knowledge to disclose matters otherwise hidden from public scrutiny. In a number of cases this has led to serious public debate and major improvements for vulnerable people. In one case criticism of serious maltreatment of (non criminal) Iran/Iraq war deserters in a Copenhagen prison (Amnesty International Report 1991) led to significant improvements in the treatment of refugees in Denmark. In another, Petersson's disclosures from a psychiatric unit under the Danish Ministry of Defence led to major reforms in military 'training methods' of recruits. As a conscripted soldier Lars G Petersson served in the Swedish air forces. He has gathered extensive knowledge about German politics and society ever since the early seventies when he worked as a massage therapist in the state of Hesse.